Byjoelmichael Music Theory Survival Guide Part 1

If you are a music creator that feels stuck when trying to make melodies and chord progressions that sound good together, or if you are wanting to learn the basics of music theory in a quick yet concise method (without all the notation and extra steps), then this Music Theory Survival Guide Part 1 course is for you.

I spent years at university earning a master's degree in music composition (Jazz Studies) and have been teaching theory and production at colleges for several years. In addition, I am an avid songwriter and producer for many artists and my own musical projects.

Being that I am an avid music enthusiast myself and realize that studying and creating music is a lifelong endeavor, it brings me great pleasure passing on the gift of music to others. I am confident this course will teach you the basics of music theory in a practical, effective, quick, and concise way. Be sure to grab your instrument, download the attached ebook (in the resources section), and play along!

In this class you will learn:

Intervals
Interval Inversions
Major Scale
Triads
Triad Inversions
Diatonic Triads
Songwriting Template
Practical Exercises with Each Topic
Downloadable ebook